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Water security-related migration patterns and mental health in Lesotho

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CocOakOls
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Cen
Publisher:
OSF
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We measure the effects of water security on basic measures of mental health (PHQ2 and GAD2) and recent and planned migration. We use well established and validated survey tools translated to Sesotho and captured via mobile survey.

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Sotho, Southern

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Environmental Public HealthSocial StatisticsPhysical Sciences and MathematicsHuman GeographyFOS: Social and economic geographyRural SociologyPublic HealthPlace and EnvironmentOther Medicine and Health SciencesMedicine and Health Sciences+16

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